The foundations of modern judicial systems were established centuries ago, with case law serving as a practical and binding application of historical precedents. This degree programme explores various historical eras and contemporary legal practices across diverse fields, fostering a unique understanding of how key historical events continue to shape legal outcomes.The course provides comprehensive training in the intersecting disciplines of history and law, developing critical, reflective, and analytical skills essential to both. It highlights commonalities and differences in legal and historical methodologies, offering a structured introduction to core subjects alongside flexible options for personal interests. Topics include the history of pandemics, evolution of human rights, oral history methods, criminal and contract law, and British history up to the present. Additional optional modules are available to customise your studies, with further details on the University of Essex website.
Many of our courses offer a choice of optional modules to tailor your learning experience. More information about these can be found on the University of Essex website.
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